Oresteia: Revenge

Oresteia seems to have a loop of continuous retaliation. He became a murderer because someone was killed and then relatives had to kill the murderer. Then pick a new option to retaliate against those killed before him, and the cycle continues. Fanaticism also plays a role in this retaliation cycle. They kill relatives of their blood, bother them and look for people who torture them forever. So basically they will retaliate against the murdered people.

The theme of "revenge" is closely related to the theme of "justice and trial". If you remember, Agamemnon is only the first part of the trilogy series of trilogy called Oresteia. Most scholars believe that the whole of Orestia depicts progress from the early stages of the ancient Greek civilization, at this stage people hold the law with their own hands, at later stages sin is punished by the court I will. According to this model, Agamemnon represents a more primitive stage that must be modified through later development. While this may be a good way to think about it when seeing the whole trilogy, let's not go beyond ourselves when paying special attention to Agamemnon. When you read this script you will notice that the word "justice" is well conveyed. Sometimes in a situation very close to what we call revenge. Is there really a difference between Agamemnon's revenge and justice? In any case, what is the focus of revenge?

Oresteia seems to have a loop of continuous retaliation. He became a murderer because someone was killed and then relatives had to kill the murderer. Then pick a new option to retaliate against those killed before him, and the cycle continues. Fanaticism also plays a role in this retaliation cycle. They kill relatives of their blood, bother them and look for people who torture them forever. - "Amontillado's Wooden Barrel" is a horror short story written by Edgar Allan Poe. The story of this revenge begins with Montresor, one of the hero. Montresor pledges to revenge his friend Futunato who is another protagonist. What is the real reason for his revenge?